Same Lives repeated......!

Imagine reincarnating and repeating one life over and over again.

I mentioned a book earlier this morning about reincarnation.
Have had a quick browse through it and realises the story is about a young baby who goes through several incarnations. Starting from birth each time. Each time as that child grows up,it does not live it's life as it should be lived. It makes changes unknowingly that do not conform with the original pattern that it was given for that life.

Like a marriage we should not have entered into or a marriage that went wrong when it shouldn't have done.
Simple events like moving from one place to another when we shouldn't have,breaking the plan of our lives. Other events in our lives that should not have happened through our own stupidity.

Leaving the road we should have stayed on thus changing the pattern of that life.

What surprised me was that each reincarnation was living the same original life over and over again until life was perfect in every way and how we agreed to live it.
Now I wonder if this ties up with what we think of 'past memories'. We remember something that we know has not happened in our present life but very familiar to us.....How often do we refer to that as 'Deja Vu'?

Joanie

This sounds, to me, like an adaptation of the movie 'Groundhog Day'.

Groundhog Day is a 1993 American comedy film directed by Harold Ramis, starring Bill Murray, Andie MacDowell and Chris Elliott. It was written by Ramis and Danny Rubin, based on a story by Rubin.

Murray plays Phil Connors, an arrogant and egocentric Pittsburgh TV weatherman who, during a hated assignment covering the annual Groundhog Day event in Punxsutawney, finds himself in a time loop, repeating the same day again and again. After indulging in hedonism and numerous suicide attempts, he begins to re-examine his life and priorities.

In 2006, the film was added to the United States National Film Registry as being deemed "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".^[2]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Groundhog_Day_(film)

I have heard of that movie,1antique.
Keep meaning to try and see it but never got around to it.
So what was the ending to the movie?

What stopped the repeating of the day? Was it something to do with his life?

Joanie

I guess you will have to see it to find out!

1antique wrote:I guess you will have to see it to find out!

Spoilsport......

I have seen a position of life that I will call perfect faith. It forms from the idea of a perfect destiny. It gives the partaker the ability to trust in ones actions as if being guided by a higher power, one that sees everything. The faith invested actually moves events to unfold perfectly. The faith given to events to unfold perfectly is like a union, or communion. A chanelling. Having faith that the answer will come and be spoken actually aligns to the energy of the moment to make accessible the answer or solution.

I have also seen that time itself keeps a perfect record of every thought. and every action ever made, as if it is occurring right now. When exploring this time record I fell into many time loops myself where I relived exactly the same thoughts and impulses, and even the exact same motions of walking that I had lived before. I was studying what my path calls the position of recollection where one can relive any experience ever lived, even other's experiences and lessons. There is an awareness that sees all time as occurring right now.

Time is timeless as it is in spirit. No timekeeping there. No clocks there.

When in spirit we move as we want to,no sleep needed except when we feel we need rest,
No doors,no windows except openings. We are absolutely free.

We can read minds,we need no speech.

Joanie

Joanie wrote:Time is timeless as it is in spirit. No timekeeping there. No clocks there.

When in spirit we move as we want to,no sleep needed except when we feel we need rest,
No doors,no windows except openings. We are absolutely free.

We can read minds,we need no speech.

Joanie

I agree, I have ventured into what I called horizon realms where everyone knew exactly what you were thinking. It was however a complete lack of privacy, but we were always honest. Everyone knew me there intimately. I traveled there with my physical body though but I would call it the spirit that carried me.

somnium wrote:

Joanie wrote:Time is timeless as it is in spirit. No timekeeping there. No clocks there.

When in spirit we move as we want to,no sleep needed except when we feel we need rest,
No doors,no windows except openings. We are absolutely free.

We can read minds,we need no speech.

Joanie

I agree, I have ventured into what I called horizon realms where everyone knew exactly what you were thinking. It was however a complete lack of privacy, but we were always honest. Everyone knew me there intimately. I traveled there with my physical body though but I would call it the spirit that carried me.

Have you ever read any of the Silver Birch books? Silver Birch was a great guide who assumed the identity of a native indian,no one really knows exactly who he is or was.
He answered many questions on the spirit world plus life after death. A great reading.

Joanie

Joanie wrote:

Have you ever read any of the Silver Birch books? Silver Birch was a great guide who assumed the identity of a native indian,no one really knows exactly who he is or was.
He answered many questions on the spirit world plus life after death. A great reading.

Joanie

I have not read of him until now, thank you for sharing.

Silver Birch came through a well known medium called Maurice Barbanell. (spelling maybe incorrect)
There are tapes out recording the conversations between the two.
Guests were invited to ask questions about anything they wished to know about. Most interesting book.
One of the points that Silver Birch made was about transplants.
Kidney and heart transplants. Because apparently we have a certain length of time for each life.

It was asked of Silver Birch if we were given a certain lifespan,did that life span end on the day of death that was given? Or would transplants extend that life.

SB hesitated to answer if I remember rightly. (a while since I read the book) I think his answer was a little hesitant.
In other words,he was not going to commit himself.
So there were certain subjects,I feel in myself,were not the clearest answers.

Joanie

Joanie wrote:Imagine reincarnating and repeating one life over and over again.

I mentioned a book earlier this morning about reincarnation.
Have had a quick browse through it and realises the story is about a young baby who goes through several incarnations. Starting from birth each time. Each time as that child grows up,it does not live it's life as it should be lived. It makes changes unknowingly that do not conform with the original pattern that it was given for that life.

Like a marriage we should not have entered into or a marriage that went wrong when it shouldn't have done.
Simple events like moving from one place to another when we shouldn't have,breaking the plan of our lives. Other events in our lives that should not have happened through our own stupidity.

Leaving the road we should have stayed on thus changing the pattern of that life.

What surprised me was that each reincarnation was living the same original life over and over again until life was perfect in every way and how we agreed to live it.
Now I wonder if this ties up with what we think of 'past memories'. We remember something that we know has not happened in our present life but very familiar to us.....How often do we refer to that as 'Deja Vu'?

Joanie

Ask yourself, what is important to you as spirit, live one perfect life or evolve as spirit?
I have everything in my head but are not the greatest writer. If you are interested in what we as spirits are here to do and how things function, read or listen what Inelia Benz has to say, her understanding is more then close to mine.

I wonder if we knew from the time we are born,or understanding some of the new life ahead of us that we had to follow a certain path in life,would we stick strictly to that life?
What if we had picked the most boring or intensely hard life,would we be able to live that life?
Say we had committed a murder and knew we were going to finish that life in imprisonment till death.

Know what was going to happen,how would we feel? Imagine the state of mind.
Imagine knowing we were going to be interned in a prison.
Just as well,we do not know what life we chose before we came back to the earth plane.

As the saying goes,ignorance is bliss.

Joanie